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Emma Stone<\/a> made <\/span>Saturday Night Live<\/em><\/a> ‘herstory’ over the weekend when <\/span>she took the stage as host for the fifth time<\/a>, and subsequently became the youngest ever member of the show’s prestigious “Five-Timers Club.”<\/span><\/p>\n The 35-year-old Oscar Winner came out for her monologue with a broad smile and explained how excited she was to be back as the night’s guest emcee.<\/span><\/p>\n “It’s my fifth time hosting <\/span>SNL<\/span><\/em>,\u00a0and it has always been my favorite show, and since I started hosting, it’s also become just a huge part of my life,” Stone explained. “I have made so many memories here and so many friends, and I even met my husband at <\/span>SNL<\/span><\/em>.”<\/span><\/p>\n “I know he’s pretty camera shy. He’s not a performer, but it’s such a special night for us, I would love for the cameras to cut to him if that’s okay?” Stone continued, as the cameras cut away to executive producer <\/span>Lorne Michaels<\/a> instead.\u00a0“I love you so much, honey! Thank you!”<\/span><\/p>\n In reality, Stone is <\/span>married to SNL<\/em> segment director\u00a0Dave McCary<\/a>. The pair began dating in 2017, shortly after her third time hosting in December 2016.<\/span><\/p>\n Stone continued her monologue by explaining how honored she is to be joining the Five-Timers Club, when she was surprised by <\/span>SNL<\/span><\/em> alum and fellow club member <\/span>Tina Fey<\/a>, decked out in the traditional club smoking jacket.<\/span><\/p>\n “Emma, welcome to the Five-Timers Club. At 35 years old, you are officially the youngest member,” Fey shared. “I am the second youngest, at 53. But you’re going to love it in there! A few years ago, they even added a whole women’s section. It was actually Candice Bergen’s idea.”<\/span><\/p>\n At the mention of <\/span>her name, Bergen<\/a> — rocking her own smoking jacket — stepped out onto stage to a roar of cheering.<\/span><\/p>\n ” Wow! Candice, you created the Five-Timers Club women’ section?” Stone asked. “What’s it like in there?”<\/span><\/p>\n “It’s got everything! Showers, a locker room, a big portrait with the eyes cut out so Martin Short can peek in,” Bergen shared. “The women’s section started out as a small, quiet place to cry, but over the years, it became a big luxurious place to cry.”<\/span><\/p>\n As Bergen and Fey brought out Emma’s very own smoking jacket, Bergen said, “Emma, this is your day. You’re part of <\/span>SNL<\/span><\/em> herstory!”<\/span><\/p>\n “Thank you. This is amazing. This honestly, this has been a dream of mine since I was a kid,” Stone said, getting genuinely choked up. “And it means so much that I get to share this moment with you guys. Thank you.”<\/span><\/p>\n “Is this a joint?” she added, pulling one from her pocket.<\/span><\/p>\n “Oh, that must be Woody Harrelson’s jacket,” Bergen said.<\/span><\/p>\n “There’s also a vaccine card in here,” Stone added, pulling another paper from the pocket.<\/span><\/p>\n “Oh, then it’s <\/span>definitely not Woody’s<\/a>,” Fey quipped, before they moved on with the show’s introduction.<\/span><\/p>\n It was a fun, sweet monologue that allowed Stone to bask in a truly significant accomplishment, 13 years after she first hosted the show on Oct. 23, 2010.<\/span><\/p>\n